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spur on or encourage especially by cheers and shouts
The crowd cheered the demonstrating strikers -
force or impel in an indicated direction
I urged him to finish his studies
How To Use urge on In A Sentence
- This must change if we are to tackle this scourge on our streets. The Sun
- Recently, we decided to start a new date-night activity to come up with a more involved recipeor idea or to splurge on an expensive for us ingredient every coupleweeks andso farthat has resulted in two new dinners: spinach-artichoke lasagna rolls with homemade tomato sauce and brown rice risotto with zucchini. Archive 2009-05-01
- I suppose if I wanted to splurge on orthotics I could make the case that I'm fit for military duty, but… I conveniently will take my insoles out.
- Now and then splurge on something special like raspberries, or melon out of season. The 8-Week Cholesterol Cure
- His members also want a splurge on infrastructure spending. The Sun
- But often I splurge on a simple steak sandwich that can be a treat if you use good bread, meat, and mustard.
- A leading councillor has called for a major purge on problem youths after a gang of masked thugs carrying baseball bats went on the rampage.
- So I decided to take a risk and splurge on a fast taxi directly to Garratt Lane after the meeting. A Special Relationship
- Choose healthful foods most of the time, and splurge only occasionally.
- Why do we splurge on a lavish meal but cut coupons to save pennies? Times, Sunday Times
